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185 related items for PubMed ID: 32404634

  • 1. Position Paper: Recommendations for the Investigation, Diagnosis, and Certification of Deaths Related to Opioid and Other Drugs.
    Davis GG, Cadwallader AB, Fligner CL, Gilson TP, Hall ER, Harshbarger KE, Kronstrand R, Mallak CT, McLemore JL, Middleberg RA, Middleton OL, Nelson LS, Rogalska A, Tonsfeldt E, Walterscheid JP, Winecker RE.
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